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Looks great! Excited to see the result

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How are you sir

I have a project for tv wall bench and bookcase that will need a 15’ butcher block counter made of sapele. How do you flatten yours? I have a Stanley #7 jointer hand plane. Beautiful work on your pieces!

So pretty 😍

I have found that melamine will eventually gouge out, and this isn’t a long lasting solution. However, if you do the exact same thing with for Mika, it will last forever and it slides a lot better as well.

Dude wear a respirator. And put some drops on the ground. Holy heck

Watching how close you're getting to the blade especially with a wedding ring on is making me squirm. Be careful man!

Your grass got a coat and so did your lungs

Thank you brother this really helped me today 🙏

I bought my Shapeoko XXL in 2017. No problems at all and I still love being able to make so many different things myself. Keep up the good work young man ❤

Looks very nice. I have three cutting boards. I’m about to do my first juice groove ever. Pretty nervous about it. Lol.

Hi, what tip number are u using. Please. 🙏🏻 😊

What tip are you using ?

dude, I love you! I made a sled that slides through and it removes most of my snipe, but not all.. and it's a pain in the ass because I have to use boards in front and behind.. going to try this

Can't hear you over the music

Smart. Gonna try it.

Awesome work!!!

Great points, strategically thought out and well said! Can’t wait to see where you go from here!

Good content.

Very simple and straight forward. I like it. Thanks for the tip!

Please wear safety glasses 🫶

Great job man! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Damn, I asked the question in another video and found the answer in another video 😂

Great idea! What type of CNC Machine is that?

The stock tables suck, gonna try this

You did well there managing to get such a lot of storage into a small space without making it look cramped!!, as alway's buddy 💯% 👍 🇬🇧.

Best of luck! Congratulations on taking a bold step.

Very nice work. What type of wood are you using/

Good luck rooting for you man!!! Just subbed!

Love that you were able to move closer towards your long term goals. I am glad to be following from this part of the journey.

It'll look great when you finish. I know may go through a couple before you start liking the final product.

That’s a great idea!

I am excited for you. Just spending more time with your wife is motivation enough. But the added joy to make stuff is wonderful. Keep on keeping on.

Nicely done, it's great to hear that you're having some really good ideas on how to promote your new business and the direction you want to go is obviously a good one, plenty of opportunities for you and the business going forward 👍. Only comment I have is regarding your video's or should I say this video and that's when you're talking to the audience etc you need to think about reducing the music level and the reason I mention this is because a lot of people use their mobile phones to watch UA-cam videos and the music can sound louder than you when you're talking to the camera. This video is a prime example as at times your music thats playing in the background sounds louder than you, plus your a softly speaking guy and people watching your video would rather hear what you're saying rather than the music overpowering your voice. As always buddy 💯% 👍 🇬🇧.

Dude.!?!! You only started a few months ago.!? Not even a Year.!? Wow Brother? That's awesome man. Truly fantastic.

Great video and ideas. I will add one other idea I am working on. Local nursery and garden supplies. I make planters of different sizes and styles and I am reaching out to some of the local nursery to place real wood planters and trellis in their shops for sale. So far getting good vibes but waiting on the first approval.

good luck!

GO MAN GO!!!!! I've been in and out of woodworking and standard employment for about 10 years. I've never had the confidence to go fulltime carpenter. So, when I hear stories like yours, makes me want to go back to fulltime carpentry. Make your dream happen!

I have 100 pieces of 1x1x60 hard maple. I want to make a workbench top and am wondering if it is possible to make like your project was. Have you done a 1"x1" laminate top before?

Not sure if it's covered in your courses, but I saw a video where a guy said he tries to maximize the dollars/hour with the CNC. Something to consider.

Subscribed.

I have to say, bravo for leaving the Dealership. Your place looks great for what I would call an upper/mid-level WoodWorking Hobbyist. I'm not where you are, I've got a long way to go before I reach your level (no table saw, planner, miter saw, not to even mention a CNC or Lazer Cutter. I follow a lot of people on UA-cam that use a CNC machine to cut out all rough pieces of their builds so they can finish and assemble them in mass.) I'm just getting started, armed with a few battery powered tools, working as quickly as I those batteries will recharge, when weather permitting.

That’s a lot of work. Just being nosy but was there a cost savings by making that yourself or was the thickness you needed not available. Regards and keep the videos coming

Good luck! 🎉

Very cool. Yes can not wait for that build video. 👽

Very cool. The finish project picture was not long enough to see it very well. 👽

Yes gotta keep the shop and BENCH vlean for more items to get completed. Awesome tip "motivation ". 👽

Very cool. 👽

Nice love Star Wars. 👽